Description: Periodic checking is a fundamental process in systems and network management, which involves performing checks at regular intervals to ensure the proper functioning of services and resources within a technological infrastructure. This type of check allows for the detection of problems before they escalate into critical failures, thus ensuring the availability and optimal performance of systems. In the context of monitoring tools, periodic checks are configured to assess the status of servers, applications, databases, and other network components. Checks may include monitoring CPU load, memory usage, service availability, and application response, among others. The frequency of these checks can vary depending on the criticality of the service, allowing administrators to adjust intervals to optimize monitoring performance and efficiency. Additionally, the results of these checks are used to generate alerts and reports that assist in making informed decisions regarding the maintenance and improvement of technological infrastructure.
